Hi Rachit,
Okay, obviously, from what I can see, there is an exit condition
(ocurrance of some sql error) which is supposed to end some iteration
(thus the break).
What I cannot tell, or am not sure about:
It looks like the there is no iterating loop, which the break belongs
too, at least not in this source file. On the other hand, from what I
know, break is only available within looping control structures. Since I
don't know Pro*C and which non standard options it provides, I can only
guess that the statement is meant to break out of the function thus
avoiding the return value true. So maybe, a simple modification from:
if (sqlca.sqlcode == 1403) break;
into
if (sqlca.sqlcode == 1403) return FALSE;
might fix the code and do what is meant to do. But, it's pretty hard to
tell, without any surrounding code. So, I guess, you need to dig into
the code a little and analyze it to find out, if the break at this
position actually resembles a return FALSE. In the Pro*C source you
attached, I cannot see any specific error checking after the actual
insertion. If the if/break statement was created during conversion, it
might just be an error in the conversion process?
Regards
-Sven
Rachit.Verma@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Sven,
Thanks a lot of the piece of advice. That helped to solve our problem and
we were successfully able to compile the sample file provided by Oracle.
Now, while compiling our application related code, we are successfully able
to convert .pc to .c. While compiling .c file, we are getting the following
error:
Code.c: In function `ProcessSelectList':
Code.c:2240: warning: passing arg 2 of `sqlprc' from incompatible pointer
type
Code.c:2240: warning: passing arg 3 of `sqlprc' from incompatible pointer
type
Code.c: In function `WriteResultToTable':
Code.c:3806: error: break statement not within loop or switch
Code.c: In function `strtok2':
Code.c:4462: warning: comparison of distinct pointer types lacks a cast
When I saw my Pro*C code, I could not find an equivalent 'break' statement.
Attached below is the Pro*C section of the code where this error is
generated:
(See attached file: ProC.txt)
Attached below is the section of the C file that is generated.
(See attached file: ConvertedC.txt)
Could you please let us know any work around or rather a possible reason
for this error? Do we need to include any flag in this case also in order
to compile the C file successfully?
Warm Regards,
______________________________________________
Rachit Verma
External: +44 1455 89 5644
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Sven Eschenberg
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06/06/06 18:13 Subject: Re: Error during Pro*C compilation
